Fundraising for students
Hii all... I have a bunch of Male students between the ages of 16-17 looking to make money to mow lawns on the 14th of September for their Class trip at the end of the year and even if it doesn't have to do with mowing lawns just picking up the rubbish around the yard.. we will be very interested... We have a bunch of Mowers and a trailer for the cuttings aswel and we will also weed eat if you'd like..
These students are very polite and funny and easy to get along with, And are willing to give a helping hand.. Thank you ALL for your support
P.s We only need to raise enough money to get to our goal which is $250 if more we would be very happy
We can only do Suburbs in Hamilton on the one side of the bridge close to Melville, Hamilton East and others surrounding it
If your lawn is small like mine we will charge less I promise but usually We will charge a minimum of $25 a Lawn and an extra $10 for weed-eaters we also will be taking your cuttings if you'd like but that'll cost an extra $10? Even if you dont have the money today we will be willing to negotiate😁👍🤔It all depends on how big your section is and if it will take a bit longer..
Thanks for your support neighbours..
Text me on 027 397 9252
My name is Terere Nelson
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